std.os.linux: Retranslate and port some ioctl-related types and values.
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Wanted to make sure that these types/values are correct for the architectures we currently have
std.os.linuxarch bits for (arm, mips, powerpc, riscv, sparc, x86). Decided it would be easier to just retranslate them all, especially since some seemed to have been manually expanded rather than using our ioctl construction helpers.For some of these, I deliberately chose not to try to merge multiple architectures. This is especially important for
T; it quickly becomes an unmaintainable mess that way. Better to reflect what the actual UAPI headers do in this case.Also added a few missing types (
termios2,serial_rs485, etc).